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Published inJun 2020
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Henry Been
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Henry Been

Henry Been has been working in IT for over ten years. He is an independent architect, developer, and trainer in a number of companies. With many of these companies, he has embarked on a journey implementing practices such as continuous integration and deployment, infrastructure as code, trunk-based development, and implementing feedback loops. Alongside his work, he creates online training courses for A Cloud Guru, and frequently speaks at meetups and conferences. He was awarded the Microsoft MVP award in 2019.
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Maik van der Gaag is an architect and trainer at 3fifty, an experienced consultancy company with a strong focus on the Microsoft cloud. He has over 15 years' experience of providing architecture, development, training, and design expertise. During his career, he has worked on a variety of projects, ranging from cloud transformations to DevOps implementations. He loves to share his knowledge, which was also one of the reasons why he founded the Dutch Cloud meetup. Maik is a public speaker, writes blogs, and organizes events.
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Ensuring infrastructure compliance

Another important topic is that of compliance. In many countries or markets, there are sets of rules and policies that must be implemented or adhered to when creating software. A fair share of these policies relates to the infrastructure that the applications are running on. If this infrastructure is deployed and managed on the Azure platform, Azure Policy can be a powerful tool for ensuring that the infrastructure complies with regulations.

In Chapter 6, Infrastructure and Configuration as Code, the topic of ARM templates was discussed. ARM templates can be viewed as a technique for describing a complete Azure environment as a JSON array with many objects, each describing one resource in an application's infrastructure.

Azure Policy allows you to write policies that query this document and the changes that are being made through any of...

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Published in: Jun 2020Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781789619690

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Henry Been

Henry Been has been working in IT for over ten years. He is an independent architect, developer, and trainer in a number of companies. With many of these companies, he has embarked on a journey implementing practices such as continuous integration and deployment, infrastructure as code, trunk-based development, and implementing feedback loops. Alongside his work, he creates online training courses for A Cloud Guru, and frequently speaks at meetups and conferences. He was awarded the Microsoft MVP award in 2019.
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Maik van der Gaag

Maik van der Gaag is an architect and trainer at 3fifty, an experienced consultancy company with a strong focus on the Microsoft cloud. He has over 15 years' experience of providing architecture, development, training, and design expertise. During his career, he has worked on a variety of projects, ranging from cloud transformations to DevOps implementations. He loves to share his knowledge, which was also one of the reasons why he founded the Dutch Cloud meetup. Maik is a public speaker, writes blogs, and organizes events.
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